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Your choices are often between these two: 1. Higher throughput, higer latency and correctness on one side. 2. Lower throughput, lower latency and some risk of
by Sammi 7y ago
Your choices are often between these two:
1. Higher throughput, higer latency and correctness on one side.
2. Lower throughput, lower latency and some risk of faults on the other side.
It's like the difference between tcp and udp.
The question is: Where do you need to be? What are your requirements?